The 1910 and 1961 Constitutions of South Africa were democratic because all South Africans had the right to vote in terms of these Constitutions.

The Constitution of 1996 is democratic because it was written by a democratically elected constitution-making body, called the Constitutional Assembly.

The 1983 Constitution of South Africa was democratic because it established a tri-cameral parliament for the different population groups in South Africa.

The interim Constitution of 1993 was democratic because it was written by a democratically elected government.